CLI: every filter and option - Argorant Help

The complete flag surface, plus the two flags that behave differently than you expect.

Every search-shaped command takes the same filters, so what you learn on count applies to search, reveal, export and list create.

Value flags

--keywords --title --exclude-title --seniority --department --industry
--country --geography --state --city --company --domain

--keywords is the widest and most reliable filter, comma means OR. Reach for it before --industry.
--country, --geography and --region are the same filter and accept regions such as Europe, EMEA, DACH, Nordics, APAC, LATAM and GCC.
--company matches a company name, --domain matches a company domain.

Boolean flags

--has-phone --has-linkedin --has-email --verified-only

Options

-n/--limit  -o/--output  --json  -y/--yes  --base  --grade

Terminal running a multi-filter count command

Two flags to understand properly

--exclude-title is fully applied on export and list create today. On count, search and reveal it is a platform-side gap, and the CLI prints a note rather than silently dropping your filter.
--grade picks between the strict deliverable set (valid, the default) and the wider set that also includes catch-all addresses (valid-plus-catchall). It is wired end to end on reveal and export, but the platform does not narrow on it yet, so the CLI warns instead of pretending it did.

An unknown flag is a hard error, and a value flag followed by another flag aborts. Both are deliberate: a swallowed flag would send a request you never asked for.